Patrick Ventures

Patrick Ventures

Patrick O’Meara established Patrick Ventures in 2018 after building a private portfolio of commercial property investments. The Scottsdale-based single-family office manages capital generated through decades of acquisitions, financings, and advisory mandates in real estate. The firm's formation consolidated O’Meara's activities under a unified family office structure, overseen by O’Meara and partners Nick Martinez and Kayla Sladwick. Patrick Ventures deploys flexible capital across four verticals: real estate, private equity, venture, and credit. Its real estate strategy focuses on senior-living development, with operating partner Acanthus Development executing a pipeline of projects bearing saint names across the Phoenix metropolitan area, including St. Benedict Senior Living in Ahwatukee and St. Raphael Senior Living in Glendale. The firm makes direct co-investments in operating businesses where it believes it can add value and also commits to external private equity partnerships for collaborative fund exposure. The portfolio additionally reaches into renewable-energy ventures and a rainforest-preservation project. Team buildout is grounded in Acanthus Senior Living, where partners Nick Martinez and Kayla Sladwick serve as managing directors alongside their Patrick Ventures roles. Spouse Tiffany O’Meara appears in charitable filings as a co-donor. The family office participates in the Family Office Club as a frequent speaker and maintains an ICSC membership from O’Meara’s real estate career. Philanthropic giving flows through the Phoenix Children’s Hospital Foundation. The firm does not publicly disclose AUM or total deployment figures. Patrick Ventures differs from typical real-estate family offices by operating a direct-development affiliate, Acanthus, rather than acting solely as an LP in third-party projects. This hybrid structure allows the firm to originate, develop, and operate its own pipeline of senior-living assets while still allocating to external GPs and direct company investments. Governance rests with the founder and a tight partner group, with no publicly announced succession architecture.